New San Antonio Taiwanese comfort food spot Wei Chow to hold soft opening weekend
Wei Chow, a new Taiwanese comfort food spot on the city’s Northwest side, will open this weekend, serving up savory lo mein, bao and stir fries in a get-it-til-it’s-gone capacity. The company took to Instagram Wednesday to share the news of the soft opening, noting that the hours and menu — which includes an assortment of appetizers, lo mein, fried rice, braised pork belly bao, stir fries and boba teas — would be limited this Friday, Saturday and Sunday to “gear up towards Grand Opening day.” The eatery, located at 9703 Bandera Road, will be open this Friday and Saturday from 6-11 p.m. and Sunday from 5–9 p.m. The post also noted that "regular hours" moving forward will be from 11 a.m.–9 p.m.
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